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Still No Word An update on the 2019 racist messages. A previous model set by Diamant. Still no word from Jewel Diamant.

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Still No Word

An update on the 2019 messages. A previous model set by Diamant. Still no word from Jewel Diamant.

By Madame Whiskerstein  ·  October 2, 2026  ·  Photography by Diamant

Jewel Diamant in a pink floral set, photographed outdoors by Diamant
Jewel Diamant  ·  Previous model set by Diamant  ·  Frame 01

Three months after this magazine published the 2019 messages, the story has not moved. Jewel Diamant still has not answered. The frames below are a previous model set by Diamant, not a new drop and not a response.

The original piece, The Receipts Don’t Lie, documented direct-message screenshots timestamped to 2019. In them, Diamant — born Juliette Gallagher, then about 19 — used a racial slur against a former partner and stacked it with dehumanizing stereotypes. This publication identified and interviewed the source who supplied the messages and confirmed their origin. Diamant was contacted for comment before that story ran. She did not respond. The note on the piece said it would be updated if a response arrived.

It has not.

We don’t display the messages here. They are too vulgar. If you want to see the leaked texts, with Diamant’s verified Instagram handle @jeweldiamantx, they are on the link below.

View the leaked texts
Model  Jewel Diamant   ·   Previous set by  Diamant   ·   Four frames

The set

Shown here as what it is: a previous model photo set. Four frames, hard sun, palms cutting a clear sky. Hot-pink lingerie, sheer floral panels in yellow and orange, garter straps, gold at the wrist. Low angles. A look back over the shoulder. The pictures are not the update. The update is that nothing has been said.

Jewel Diamant, frame two of the Diamant photo set
02  ·  Diamant
Jewel Diamant, frame three of the Diamant photo set
03  ·  Diamant

A previous set is not a statement. Silence is still the only reply on file.

Jewel Diamant looking into the lens, frame four of the Diamant photo set
Jewel Diamant  ·  Previous model set by Diamant  ·  Frame 04

What did not arrive

Nothing in these frames is a denial. Nothing in them is an acknowledgment. No representative has contacted this desk. No public note on the screenshots has followed the July piece. The messages remain undisputed on the record this magazine has.

The ask then was not exile. It was an on-the-record account of what those messages say, and what they cost the person who received them. That ask is still open. Diamant is 26. The timestamps are seven years old. Age is context. It is not a reply.

Cat House Meow Magazine contacted Diamant again ahead of this update. As of publication, there is still no word.

Editorial note. Update to The Receipts Don’t Lie (July 1, 2026). The photographs are a previous model photo set by Diamant, published here with the follow-up. They are not a new statement. This publication has not received a comment, denial, or correction from Jewel Diamant or a representative. The article will be updated if one arrives.

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